Felix

Imperial Fellwanderers Easter Tour

The wandered but didn't fall

k bye.

Finally, the last issue (of term). I have been waiting for this moment for too long. While I’m going to miss putting together this wonderful publication for the next few weeks, I’ll be honest with you, I’m super excited to lay back and relax, maybe get a

This is not a token issue

It makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside seeing – or rather, being unable to see – the paper around campus on a Monday. It might be that someone is making a life-size papier-mâché replica of Queen’s Tower, or that someone requires A LOT of kindling. But I want to believe

Pre-Apocalypse

Last week we freed the nipple and it was great. The reaction was better than we even thought we could have hoped for. There wasn’t one. No one complained, we received no angry letters, phone calls or emails. No one cared. Which proves our point. Nipples aren’t a

The failings of the Conservatives

Ansh Bhatnagar, the incoming secretary of Imperial College Labour Society, explains how we ended up in this mess

On nudity and nipples

We’re all born naked. If there’s one thing that unites us it’s that. Take away our clothes and pack us in a room and soon enough, we’ll turn into one big mass of flesh, individuality stripped away along with the fabrics we so fondly wrap ourselves

Francois Ozon's wit doesn't shine through in Franz

This was not an enjoyable film

Why I’m voting Labour

Abhijay Sood tells us all about why he's in love with labour

Afterhours sessions in the Central Library

Felix investigates what goes on in the Library after midnight (Spoiler alert: not much)

The election and the NHS

Some feel good reading for the weekend

Xavier Dolan | In praise of popular art

Xavier Dolan, the critically-acclaimed enfant terrible of French-Canadian cinema, is set to release his sixth feature film later this year, but isn’t even in his thirties. Léo Diaz lifts the lid on his oeuvre, and finds out what makes his films tick

Divestment has worked before, and will work again

Conor O’Riordan wants to harness the power of student activism